A Story about Time Travel – The Story of Chinese Characters (0211-0220) When Translated on Korean Pronunciation
Abstract
It is interesting such as the researchers named as ‘A Story about Time Travel.’ The present researchers selected by random ten Chinese characters, named them from 0211 to 0220. As a conclusion, some Chinese characters can be translated as similar meaning, but others were contrary to the modern meaning.
Keywords: Chinese characters; Korean pronunciation; Translation
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